Thread the other yarn tail at the other top corner through your yarn needle. Repeat the same instructions for the previous shoulder seam with that tail on the other side, and weave in all remaining yarn tails. Sweet Home is everything you love about flowers: shades of lilac, lavender, and iris are brightened by pops of magenta, and darker shades of violet bring overall depth. Follow your size only; total number of rnds given includes Rnd 1 you just completed . Since arm lengths differ from person-to-person, you can adjust the sleeve length by adding or eliminating non-decrease rnds as you see fit. Row 37: Ch. 3. Sk 1, DC in the next. *Ch 1. Sk 1. DC in the next Repeat from * until the end of the row. Turn. Most shawl patterns measure approximately 60″– 80″ long by 20″– 30″ wide. Often, rectangular shawls tend to be longer, while triangular patterns are slightly shorter.

Thread one of the yarn tails from the top edge of the piece through your yarn needle. Starting at the top corner, begin whip stitching the two panels together across the top edge. Stop when your seam is about 8.5 (9.8, 10.5, 11.3, 10.8, 12, 13, 14, 15) inches OR 21.5 (25, 26.5, 28.5, 27.5, 30.5, 33, 35.5, 38) cm long. Take one more stitch in the same place as the previous stitch, wrap the yarn around the needle, and pull the needle through to make a knot. Weave in the yarn tail.I also reviewed WeCrochet Palette Fingering last week for my new Faux Fade Wrap and Palette could also be used in place of Hawthorne!

Luscious shades of smoky pink, lupine purple, and ripe summer berries make up this lovely colorway. Let the regal beauty of Sylvania shine by pairing with dark colors like Lents or Macadam. As for fiber content, linen, bamboo, or cotton yarn will work well for this project. Superfine yarns are lightweight yarns, so as long as the yarn is soft and not fuzzy, it will likely work well for summer season garments.Ch 2, dc next 21 sts, inc next st, *[dc next 21 sts, inc next st] 3 times, dc next 20 sts, inc next st; rep from * to last 22 sts, dc next 21 sts, inc next st, sl st to join rnd, turn. [410 dc] Row 94: Ch. 3. Sk 1, DC in the next. *Ch 1. Sk 1. DC in the next Repeat from * until the end of the row. Turn. This sweater is a beginner-friendly, seamless, top-down circular yoke sweater made with Hawthorne Kettle Dye Fingering yarn from WeCrochet. I worked the body to a tunic/sweater-dress length to wear with tights. Customers rave about the quality, saying it has excellent stitch definition (I totally agree) and the colors are true to the swatches shared in the product’s listing. Hawthorne is a fantastic value for its price range, making it an affordable choice for all crafters. An elegant emerald green, Serpent is a jewel tone with a glow. Ranging from a pale pistachio to a kelly green and finishing with a rich jade, this gorgeous colorway would pair beautifully with Slate, Turkish Delight, or choose Picnic for a holiday project.

You’ll find a variety of shawl shapes and designs in the patterns listed below. From scarves to wraps to triangular shawls, asymmetrical or crescent-shaped patterns, and rectangular designs – you can’t really go wrong with any of these knitted shawls and wraps! For all following stitches: Turn work upside-down so the bottom (foundation) edge is facing you. On the bottom of the previous stitch, there is what looks like the top of a normal crochet stitch (the chain from the previous stitch). Yarn over and insert hook into both strands of that “stitch”. Yarn over, pull up a loop. Yarn over, pull through one loop on hook (chain made). Yarn over, pull through 2 loops on hook. Yarn over, pull through 2 remaining loops on hook. Chainless Starting Single Crochet: ( video tutorial here) The sample shown is worn on a 34″ bust and measures 29″ in circumference, for a top that is worn with approx. 5″ of negative ease. The negative ease is crucial when making this top, otherwise it will fall down your body as soon as you put it on. This may seem like a *lot* of negative ease, but this is what keeps it in place during wear. You want it to be snug to your body, but not restricting. You can try with less negative ease, for example 3-4″ of negative ease, but it’s better to have your finished bandeau to be on the smaller side than have it too big. If you work it too small, you can always work a few rows of single crochet to the edge before joining into a tube to add some more fabric. You cannot, however, take fabric away if you make it too big.

Yardage

Named after the queen of winter flowers, Camellia blooms with wisps reminiscent of delicate petals and pink peppermint candies.

Tonal– shades of the same color work together for a semi-solid subtle shading, adding depth to your crochet pieces.

Row 8: Turn. CSSC in same st. Ch 3, sk 2 dc, dc in nxt 8 sts. *Ch 3, sk 2 dc, sc in nxt ch-sp, ch 3, sk 2 dc, dc in nxt 8 sts.* Repeat from *to* once more. Ch 3, sk 2 dc, sc in last st. <46 sts, including ch sts.>